A NEW RESISTANCE BEGINS
The government still tightens its grip one law at a time. But the game built around resisting it has changed completely.
Over the past months, we stopped extending the previous version of 100 for Justice and rebuilt the game on a new foundation. This is not a visual reskin or a small balance patch. The interface, core progression, campaign structure, player feedback, and audio have all been redesigned around the game's central idea: ordinary people carrying one resistance forward across many lives.
WHAT HAS CHANGED?
A completely redesigned interface and game flow — Profession Selection, Monthly Planning, the main Hub, the Resistance Calendar, the Association, and the Assembly now share one coherent visual and interaction system.
A rebuilt profession and legacy system — Advance through 22 professions, seven tiers, and four ranks. The highest rank reached in each profession leaves a permanent legacy for future lives.
Government pressure with visible causes — Laws reshape costs, risks, time, and daily life from the following month. Government Power makes later proposals harsher, while the game shows where each consequence came from.
Resistance that is necessary, dangerous, and persistent — Opposing laws builds permanent cancellation progress, but raises Attention and can put the current life at immediate risk. Staying silent is safer now, but lets pressure accumulate.
One connected campaign — Help people, earn lasting Social Points, open new professions, build Association services, establish the Assembly, complete public actions, and work toward returning the country to its people.
New audio and feedback — The rebuild includes new ambient music, separate hover and click sounds, notification audio, adjustable sound levels, clearer event logs, and more readable month-by-month consequences.
THE HEART OF THE GAME REMAINS
Every life begins with a profession and a limited amount of time. You choose how to live, where to spend your resources, when to help others, and whether to risk opposing the government's next law.
A life may end, but its strongest professional legacy, completed aid, resistance progress, liberated months, and public institutions remain. What begins as personal survival can grow into organized resistance—and eventually a path to the presidency.
TRY THE REBUILT DEMO
The demo includes Tier 1 professions and up to 10 playable lives. Higher profession tiers, Association buildings, Assembly tasks, political offices, and the complete campaign ending are part of the full game.
The demo and full game use separate save files, so demo progress does not transfer to the full game.
If you played an earlier version, approach this rebuild as a new game rather than another patch. This is the foundation that will define 100 for Justice from now on.
Thank you for following the resistance.
